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I’m not sure I follow; why would/should Microsoft make libraries for projects they don’t own?
by gionetrix 5y ago
I’m not sure I follow; why would/should Microsoft make libraries for projects they don’t own?
- oaiey 5y agoBecause there are two kinds of microservices... HTTP ones and messaging ones. There is a gap.
- atatatat 5y agoCould you explain the difference between the two, for nonweb devs?
- oaiey 5y agoIt is mainly about non functional needs. A message queue you would use when you have no need in synchronous results, peeks in traffic or want a higher reliability. If you are ab embedded dev, imagine you want to hand of sensor value to a central service without required immediate response. If you are a game dev, imagine a play turn result hand off to a central leadership board. Queues and related Message processing are a tool everywhere not just web development.